Consulting Servive Center

A: Dear Charlene Cribbs, we are sorry to hear that, please don\'t worry. We will try our best to help you.But in order to see which part causes problems, would you please take a photo of the glasses to show us the problem first?

A: Dear Juan Lopez, we are sorry for the delay. We would like to tell you that we will ship your order out this week. When it is shipped out, we will email you the tracking number, your patience and understanding will be greatly appreciated.

A: Dear Hweb199, If there is no PD in the prescription, you have rights to contact your doctor/optometrist to get your accurate PD value. Or you can measure it yourself with a millimeter ruler.Follow these simple steps:   1.) Rest a mm ruler on the bridge of your nose just in front of your eyes. Look straight ahead and line up the 0mm marker with the center or one pupil.  2.) Read the ruler in a mirror, or have someone at the same height as you read it.  3.) The mark that lands in the center of the other eye is your Pupillary Distance.  4.) Repeat these steps 2-3 times to make sure your results are accurate. 

A: Dear Starmaine Purnell, we would like to tell you that if the frames are different, the lenses can not be put in the other frame.

A: Dear Chrissi Russell, we are sorry for the delay. We would like to tell you that we will ship your order out today. When it is shipped out, we will email you the tracking number, your patience and understanding will be greatly appreciated.

A: Dear Dianne Hancock, we are sorry to hear that, please don\'t worry. We will try our best to help you.But in order to see which part causes problems, would you please take a photo of the glasses to show us the problem first?

A: Dear LaQuandria Wilkins, we are sorry for the inconvenience brought to you. We have received your money and your order is being processed now.

A: Dear Candace Sumrell, we would like to tell you that PD means pupilary distance.

A: Dear Vicki, we would like to tell you that we can do this, but we suggest you to choose small frame.

A: Dear HEATHER DAVIDSON, we would like to tell you that we will ship your order out today. When it is shipped out, we will email you the tracking number, your patience and understanding will be greatly appreciated.

A: Dear Katrina Shine, would you please take a screenshot of the second Transaction number ?

A: Dear Colin Nelson, We have receive your email and you want to change a pair. Would you please tell us which eyeglasses you want to change and which tint you want to change to ?

A: Dear Janine Martin, please don\'t worry. We would like to tell you that we will ship your order out this week. When it is shipped out, we will email you the tracking number, your patience and understanding will be greatly appreciated.

A: Dear Robin Cunningham, Please don\'t worry. Would you please take a photo of your original prescription and attach it in the email ? We will check it for you.

A: Dear Pamela Dyer, we are sorry to tell you that we don\'t offer extra stones.

A: Dear Michele Osborne, we would like to tell you that you can choose single vision reading lenses and fill your sph in +3.00. If you don\'t know your PD, You have rights to contact your doctor/optometrist to get your accurate PD value.  Or you can measure it yourself with a millimeter ruler.Follow these simple steps:      1.) Rest a mm ruler on the bridge of your nose just in front of your eyes. Look straight ahead and line up the 0mm marker with the center or one pupil.  2.) Read the ruler in a mirror, or have someone at the same height as you read it.  3.) The mark that lands in the center of the other eye is your Pupillary Distance.  4.) Repeat these steps 2-3 times to make sure your results are accurate. 

A: Dear Kate Wickersham, we would like to tell you that if it is incorrect, you can contact us within 24 hours after you place the order. We can change it for you.

A: Dear Maureen Galassie, we are so happy to hear that. Thank you so much.

A: Dear Whitsunnette Ayodele, we would like to tell you that if you don\'t have add value, you don\'t need to fill it. You can choose single vision lenses and don\'t choose multifocal lenses.

A: Dear Lorelei Diangelo, we would like to tell you that Your package is moving within the USPS network and is on track to be delivered by the expected delivery date. It is currently in transit to the next facility. You can check the shipping status at https://tools.usps.com/go/TrackConfirmAction?tLabels=9400115902368877301965

A: Dear Heather Murray, we would like to tell you that if you want to order transition lenses, you can choose photochromic brown or photochromic grey in the lens tint.

A: Dear Regina Brown, we would like to tell you that you can choose \"have two PDs\".

A: Dear Francesca Alcantara, we would like to tell you that we have changed your PD to 63 and your order is being processed now.

A: Dear Bridget Kunz, we would like to tell you that we would like to tell you that we have shipped your order, but the tracking has not been updated. Tracking is not updated because your package is still in transit. And the tracking will be updated by local USPS office when your package arrives at next facility.

A: Dear Bridget Kunz, we would like to tell you that we would like to tell you that we have shipped your order, but the tracking has not been updated. Tracking is not updated because your package is still in transit. And the tracking will be updated by local USPS office when your package arrives at next facility.

A: Dear Nikita, we are sorry to tell you that some of our frames are very big. If you can not fill your PD, we suggest you to choose other smaller frame.

A: Dear Evelyn Torres, what can we do for you ?

A: Dear Leon, we would like to tell you that you can fill none in sph.

A: Dear Kay Battle, do you mean that you upload your photos on our website ?

A: Dear Alison Wells, If there is no PD in the prescription, you have rights to contact your doctor/optometrist to get your accurate PD value. Or you can measure it yourself with a millimeter ruler.Follow these simple steps:   1.) Rest a mm ruler on the bridge of your nose just in front of your eyes. Look straight ahead and line up the 0mm marker with the center or one pupil.  2.) Read the ruler in a mirror, or have someone at the same height as you read it.  3.) The mark that lands in the center of the other eye is your Pupillary Distance.  4.) Repeat these steps 2-3 times to make sure your results are accurate.